Virginia Hasn’t Stopped Noncitizens From Voting, Watchdog Finds
More than 1,000 noncitizens registered to vote in Virginia and cast nearly 200 ballots in elections before being purged from voter rolls, according to a government watchdog group.
Entries by Joe Miller
Mark Levin Blasts ‘Know-It-All’ Obama and His Leftist ‘Racial Obsession’
His remarks came in response to a recently surfaced documentary of Barack Obama visiting Kenya in the 1990’s.
The TMI Election: We Know So Much About Both Candidates, so Why Are There Still So Many Undecided?
As the world waits with bated breath to hear what Julian Assange, the founder of Wikileaks, may or may not have to say about Hillary Clinton’s emails, it’s a good idea to take a step back from October Surprise Fever and think about the wisdom of basing our political decisions on big, shocking revelations that might not even exist.
We All Avoid Taxes
Give Donald Trump credit for going big.
Clinton Estate Tax Plan Would Affect Many Families, Not Just the Very Rich
Hillary Clinton’s newly proposed top estate tax rate of 65 percent on $1 billion estates can sound innocuous enough to the average taxpayer.
First Look at the Hillary 2024 Campaign Poster
It would appear that the lack of excitement among Democrats (and the nominee’s insults of both Democrats and Republicans alike) has led to a reset by her advisers.
Tim Kaine Defies the Bible and Makes a Mockery of the Church
No matter how hard Democratic vice-presidential hopeful Tim Kaine tries to pass off his invented religion as “Catholic,” he will fail. That is because Kaine’s views are not actually Catholic or in any meaningful sense even Christian.
An American Horror Story: Vignettes From Hillary’s First Hundred Days
On Friday, January 20, 2017, a woman with time-worn features raises her right hand on the steps of the U.S. Capitol. She places her left hand flat on a book of law as she stands in front of Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts and takes the oath of the Presidency.
New Lawmakers’ Project Aims to Support Religious Institutions
A new project has been launched to show the need of religious institutions, which are in danger of losing influence in society as they face challenges to their existence today.
3 Ways to Use the Vice Presidential Debate to Talk About Religious Liberty
Since both candidates in Tuesday night’s vice presidential debate have a record when it comes to religious liberty, you can bet the topic will come up—giving you the opportunity to talk with the people in your life about a deeply important issue.